Sentence examples for nearly every component from inspiring English sources

"In redefining the child's bike she has taken nearly every component and redesigned it - not just the frame.

The car was designed and styled as a sedan from the ground up, Bentley promised, and nearly every component on the car was updated, upgraded or replaced.

Mr. Levandowski, who has dedicated his entire professional life to the study and development of robotics and self-driving research, was integral to nearly every component of the company's autonomous operations.

By contrast, the product now integrates dozens of discrete plastic, POM (a form of nylon), steel and aluminum components — and nearly every component is made to order.

As with the rest of the oil patch, NOV shares have been rocked the past year (down more than 50%), but I like that the company dominates the drilling equipment space, making nearly every component that goes into a drilling rig as well as the supplies and tools used in the drilling process.

The Bosnian government sees to it that foreign investors pay top dollar for real estate, telephone lines and nearly every component of setting up shop.

Soon nearly every computer component -- from the circuit-etched silicon wafers at the heart of computer chips to the molded plastic shells that house most pieces of electronic gear -- will be available somewhere along the highway between Suzhou and Shanghai.

Otto then goes on to accuse his former employee of ripping "nearly every single component we created in our framework and added it to Foundation, including: the basics of our grid system, navbar, responsive navbar, breadcrums, alerts, labels, tooltips, popovers, prepended and appended inputs, breadcrumbs, accordion, progress bars, image styles, and more".

Although nearly every metabolic and transcriptional component of this regulatory system is known to an extraordinary molecular detail, the complexity of its architecture is still perplexing.

Yet locational information is an essential component of nearly every public data set.

In, out, or semi-detached, the fact is that working in and with Europe is a necessary component of nearly every area of policy".